Wedding at St. Marys Church in Town City
Bwitt daughter of France Swift wed Clarence Wheelie at seven oclock Thanksgiving morning at St. Marys Church Town City. Father Warner, schoolmate of the bridegroom performed the ceremony. Mic Cleo Smith and Martin Arbaugh witnessed. A bridal supper followed at the Jefferson hotel.
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Bwitt
France
Swift
Clarence Wheelie
Thomas Whbolia
St. Mary's Church
Town City
Father Warner
The
Losts
Mic Cleo Smith
Aml
Martin Arbaugh
Ainsworth
Washtentonhich
Ward Belmont
Long Ago Notices from Ainsworth 1871 72
Local items record December 14 1871 marriage John M McCoy to Ann M Maxson. Club dances Turner society meetings and city council jests. Deaths Lieut. Marion R Anderson 1872 and William Scofield Sr. Marriages listed with dates and officiants. Community notices include lectures, concerts and local business updates.
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MecCoy-Maxson
Ainsworth
Thanksgiving social and visits noted in Washington area
The report lists residents and visitors in Washington including J. E. Booth family, Mrs. J. R. McCreedy and daughter Marjorie, Miss Fern Benn, Miss Dale Ebner, Martin Allbaugh who shipped hogs to Chicago, and several families visiting relatives. A box supper at the school house drew a good crowd with Miss Benn serving sandwiches and coffee. Other items include Thanksgiving dinners with relatives, attendance at a game, and club activities with Rosemary and Bercy Whistlers.
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Frank Embree
Miss Benn
Will Palmer
Glenn Davis
M. D. McCreedy
Richard
J. R. McCreedy
Myral
Harry
Washington
Harley Cherwinker
Conesville
Fay
Gladwin
Melo Horak
Near Washington
Jim Cherwinker
McGinnis
Ainsworth
Mrs David Kleese Visit Near Titus
Mrs David Kleese of near Titus visited at the home of neighbors, sharing hospitality and news during a social call in the community.
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Glendale
David Kleese
Near Titus
Local Residents and News From The area
Mr and Mrs John Geerdes and Mrs Tom Nicholson visit relatives. Clark Hopping helped Martin Koehler butcher. The Hoppings and baby Virginia visited the Lield Hopping home. Wayne Norman and Helen Smylie toured Ainsworth with Sherd Wilson family. Mrs Eli Jackson sustained a minor eye injury Sunday. Alfred Anderson and son Arnold visited West Chester. John Geerdes and Meint Koehler hauled clover. Ora Nicholson works for Miss Carl Jungbluth in Washington this week. Eli Jackson finished husking corn recently. Mrs Al Crone, recovering from gall bladder surgery, is now at home improving.
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John Geerdes
Tom Nicholson
Ora Nicholson
Tom Geerdes
Clark Hopping
Martin Koehler
Virginia
Lield Hopping
Murray Smylie
Helen
Ainsworth
Wayne Norman
Eli Jackson
Alfred Anderson
Ron
Arnold
West Chester
Meint Koehler
Carl Jungbluth
Washington
Robert Reaney
Murray Smvile
al Crone
Hazel Anwy Homecoming From Fremont
Miss Hazel Anwy of Crawfordsville returned home Wednesday evening from Fremont Iowa.
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Crawfordsville
Hazel Anwy
Fremont
Thanksgiving Visits Vie With Family at Home
Local residents return home for the Thanksgiving holiday. Teachers and students such as Miss Mina McCleary Miss Zelda Blake Miss Edith Porter and Miss Grace Hesseltine travel from Keota West Branch Ewing Grinnell Ainsworth and Ainsworth to spend the day with family, sharing dinners and time with relatives.
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Mina McCleary
Keota
Winfield
Ellis Kongate
Zelda Blake
West Branch
Work of
Washington
Lee Lease
Edith Porter
Ewing, Mo
Ree. W. Porter
Grace Hesseltine
Ainsworth
Ool
Dwight Nicholson
Iowa City
Floyd Blenkenborn
Herman Twinam
Clive Huston
Business
Quincy
Everette Huston
Galesburg
W. G. Huston
S. W. Carrick
Jeanette Wooley
The Tron Horse at Graham theatre three day run
The article reviews the William Fox special The Tron Horse about the building of the continental railroad. It cites an Indian lasso incident from New Colorado and notes director John Ford portraying actual history while audiences and critics approve. The Iron Horse plays Graham theatre Tuesday through Thursday.
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New West
First Continental Railroad
William Fox
Tron Horse
New Colorado
Hayes
John Ford
Iron Horse
Graham Theatre
Noise and Progress Quiet a Rural Town Sheriff in Indianola
ABE MARTIN laments the march of progress bringing noise from hog trucks phones and machines. He recalls peaceful times disrupted by sirens trains and crowds. He notes the shift to jazz records and louder city life as disturbance to rural quiet.
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Nobuddy
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